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Friday briefing: Potential targets of Donald Trump; UnitedHealth CEO shooter; College Football Playoff; Notre Dame; and more
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Wednesday briefing: Martial law lifted in South Korea; transgender rights at the Supreme Court; online shopping record; and more
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Tuesday briefing: Hunter Biden’s pardon criticized; California special session; Hannah Kobayashi; cucumber recall; and more
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Monday briefing: Hunter Biden’s pardon; Kash Patel and Christopher Wray; Syrian civil war; lake-effect snow; and more
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You can read today’s edition of The 7 newsletter here. In the meantime, we’re sharing something else for you to listen to heading into this holiday weekend. It’s the first “class” from our audio course on making the most of your friendships. This comes from the team at The Washington Post’s “Try This” series which is hosted by Cristina Quinn. She learns what it means to be socially fit and why it’s never too late to start getting those reps in. Cristina speaks with Bob Waldinger, director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development. It’s the longest longitudinal study on human happiness. He explains why friendships matter for our health and what we can do to take stock of our connections.
Check out the rest of the episodes in the series about friendship and more audio courses from “Try This” here.
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